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The People’s Climate March Says No More Dirty Energy

The People’s Climate March ushers thousands of people through New York City. Photo: M.Scott Mahaskey/POLITICO It’s not often we get...
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Communities Sign Petition Against Inga 3 Dam

Camp Kinshasa. Photo by International Rivers Communities that will be affected by the Inga 3 Dam created a petition in...
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Governments, Here’s Your Ice Bucket Challenge

The United Nations’ Climate Summit kicks off this week in New York City, where it’s widely expected that Ban Ki-Moon...
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Brazil Cancels Tapajós Dam Auction Due to Indigenous Concerns

This article originally appeared on mongabay.com Tapajós RiverPhoto by International Rivers Brazilian authorities have suspended the auction of the centerpiece...
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The Art of Stonewalling

“Hi. This is Bharat from International Rivers. I’m calling regarding an email sent to you on August 4,” I said...
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ADB's Financing for Nam Ngiep 1 Dam: Position Statement

International Rivers and Mekong Watch have released a joint position statement on the Asian Development Bank’s (ADB) decision to approve...
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PR – ‘State of the World’s Rivers’ Project Documents Decline in Rivers From Dams

New ‘State of the World’s Rivers’ Project Documents Decline in Rivers From Dams FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Berkeley, US: Today, International Rivers...
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The Environmental and Social Impacts of Lancang Dams

Despite the completion of lower cascade of six hydropower dams on the Lancang River (Upper Mekong) in 2014, little is...
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Citizens Adopt Renewable Energy Sources to Meet Energy Needs

Traffic light in Kinshasa. By Ange Asanzi Recently, I returned to my beautiful home country of Congo during an International...
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In Vietnam, Challenging the Dominance of Dams and Fossil Fuels

Like many other developing countries, Vietnam’s energy matrix has been powered by hydropower dams and fossil fuels, while other energy...